Sale And Supply Of Alcohol Act

Question 1

Section 267? Sale and supply of alcohol act

Answer 1

Power to enter licensed premise.

• AT ANY REASONABLE TIME to ascertain compliance with the SASAA
• AT ANY TIME if you have grounds to believe an offence against SASAA is being committed

Question 2

What are the four licenses?

Answer 2

On license
Off license
Special license
Club license

Question 3

What is an on license?

Answer 3

Sale or supply of alcohol to be consumed on the premises

Question 4

What is an off license?

Answer 4

Sale or supply of alcohol to be taken and consumed off the premises

Question 5

What is a club license?

Answer 5

Must be a member or guest of a member to consume alcohol

Question 6

What is a special license?

Answer 6

License for a special event e.g., wedding, birthday, cricket games

Question 7

What must be displayed?

Answer 7

The license and duty managers name

Question 8

What are the observations of alcohol to determine intoxication?

Answer 8

A) appearance is affected
B) behaviour is impaired
C) coordination is impaired
D) speech is impaired
SCAB

Question 9

What is a restricted area?

Answer 9

No under 18’s as patrons

Question 10

What is a supervised area?

Answer 10

Under 18’s can be there if accompanied by parent or legal guardian

Question 11

What section is your power to demand details?

Answer 11

269

Question 12

Under 269, who’s details can I demand?

Answer 12

Must have reasonable cause to suspect they are committing an offence

Question 13

What may you demand under section 269?

Answer 13

Name, address, date of birth. May require ID

Question 14

Under section 269(3), what is the offence you may arrest for?

Answer 14

Failure to give details

Question 15

What can an under 18 staff member do on a restricted and supervised premise?

Answer 15

Cleaning, repairing, maintaining, altering or restocking the area or equipment

Removing or replacing any such equipment

Stocktaking

Checking or removing cash

Preparing or serving any meal

Supervised only:

Sell and supply alcohol

Question 16

When can a minor sell and supply alcohol as a bar staff?

Answer 16

Only in a supervised area

Question 17

What is vicarious liability?

Answer 17

The owners of the pub are ultimately responsible for anything that happens in their bar

Question 18

Section 266?

Answer 18

Power to temporary close licensed premises

Question 19

What can you close a bar for under section 226?

Answer 19

• riots

- fighting or serious disorder
- public health or safety
-offences are being committed that carry maximum penalty of 5 years

Question 20

How long can you temporarily close a pub for?

Answer 20

24 hours from the end of the day the order was given

Question 21

What are the offences under section 38? Summary offences act

Answer 21

MINORS:
Drinks alcohol in any public place while not accompanied

Possesses for consumption in any public place

PUBLIC TRANSPORT: ANY AGE

Drinks OR possesses for consumption in any public transport

Question 22

Section 38 summary offences act?

Answer 22

Public places offences

Question 23

Section 36 Policing act 2008?

Answer 23

Detox procedures

Question 24

When can you detox someone?

Answer 24

Must be either:

• incapable of protecting themselves from physical harm
• likely to cause physical harm to another person
• likely to cause significant property damage

Question 25

In what order are your options under section 36 of the Policing Act?

Answer 25

• take home
• temporary shelter
• police station

Question 26

How long can we hold someone for detox?

Answer 26

Maximum 12 hours

Question 27

What section can we hold someone for detox?

Answer 27

Section 36 of the Policing Act 2008